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| | Articles of Volume : 1 Issue : 7 ( 5, September - 2013) | | | | 20 | Studies On Some Important Medicinal And Aromatic Plants And Their Traditional Usages In District Hamirpur –A Sub Himalayan Tropical Region Of Himachal Pradesh-India | | By : Parveen Kumar Sharma, Rakesh Thakur, Gulshan, Deepika And Deep Kumar | | Abstract : The present work is undertaken in Hamirpur Forest Division which is bounded in North
by river Beas, in the East by Baker and Sir Khads and district Mandi, in South by Sola Singhi
Dhar of Himachal Pradesh. The studies highlight the plant species diversity, indigenous uses
in ecosystem existing in Hamirpur district of Himachal Pradesh. The area is rich in high value
medicinal plant diversity and local residents practice the Ayurvedic and Homeopathic System
of Medicines. In present paper a total of 91 species belonging to 82 genera and 51 families
have been recorded for using various ailments in human beings. Also 27 plant species have
been recorded during the studies which are being used by local inhabitants to cure their
animals from various ailments in Himachal Pradesh. | | | | Author Profile | Full-Text PDF | |
| | | 22 | New Approaches To Study Tourism: A Case Study | | By : Sunil Kumar Nimesh | | Abstract : Experiencing diversified milieus is an inherent desire of human behavior.
Human beings travel to variety of spaces to achieve this and are fond of
tourism. This human tendency gave birth to the variety of tourism
activities such as religious, historical, recreational, natural, educational,
medical tourism etc. With multifaceted development of civilization process,
these activities became more and more complex. Due to the revolution in
information and communication technology perceptual physical distances
over the globe reduced drastically. This has prompted the growth of
tourism activities. The rapid growth of tourism industry in an unorganized
and haphazard fashion raised many questions on its sustainability. Due to
expansion of tourism industry and increasing imbalances along with the
growth in this sector, many alternative approaches have taken birth to
regularize tourism activity. Here paradigms like, sustainable tourism,
responsible tourism and ecotourism have been discussed with empirical
evidences. | | | | Author Profile | Full-Text PDF | |
| | | 34 | Passive-blind Image Forgery Detection Techniques | | By : MahaleVivekHilal, Ashok T. Gaikwad And Charansing Nathoosing Kayte | | Abstract : In this Paper, we will review the research area of passive-blind image forgery detection techniques, Image analysis for finding out the condition of animage without relying on pre-registration or pre-embedded information.We consider the main functions of passive-blind image forensics as being image forgery detection and image source identification. In this vein,we provide a detailed review ofPassive-blind Image Forgery.The resources available to the researchers and the challenges facingthe passive-blind image forgery detection techniquesresearch. | | | | Author Profile | Full-Text PDF | |
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